The Move - Blackberry Way - "Colour Me Pop" (1968) video free download

Th3BeardedWond3r

The meldoy is almost same as penny lane.

PtolemyJones

Oh, no,no,no...

62burnley

Colour Me Pop was the forerunner of OGWT as i recall.

bardo0007

Bev Bevan on drums , that man almost look the same today , and this was 45 years ago ! 

Gonxx Valencia

like it!

darkmossie633

@wickerman78 you have good taste -i have always loved this track

THRILLAKILLA187

great stuff thanks for the awesome footage!

thatmuse76

Is it me, or is that video footage in stereo. Fantastic quality.

himself801

The guy at the very beginning is Stanley Unwin, a British comedian and comic writer, and the inventor of his own language, "Unwinese," a mangled form of English in which many of the words were corrupted in playful and humorous ways. 1968 he narrated the story of "Happiness Stan" on side two of The Small Faces' LP Ogden's Nut Gone Flake. info checked with Wikipedia. A Roy Wood's Wizzard B-side (of "Rock 'N Roll Winter") is titled "Dream of Unwin"

himself801

Jeff Lynne joined after Carl Wayne left. Carl left because the concept of ELO, for him, was moving too far from their pop-rock hits. The ELO concept was a logical progression for what The Ilde Race was doing so Jeff joined. Incidentially, there's a story that The Move gave interviews that they would break up if their next single (Blackberry Way) didn't go to number one. It did. Their only number one single.

himself801

Jeff Lynne was original invited The Move when Trevor Burton quit. Trevor quit because this song was way too pop for him just like Eric Clapton quit The Yardbirds are the success of "For Your Love".

Monty Gripps

A haunting song - it sounded even better with the strings added, on the single, which was a UK no. 1 in '69.

maida1982a

I think this was it for Trev-didn't like the poppy sound

Badfinger1964

Come on now, show us your lettuce!!

FinnMove

In fact Jeff Lynne was invited to join the Move soon after this song but he wanted still continue with his group the Idle Race. But in January 1970 Lynne did join because Wood convinced their plan together, ELO, was soon ready to go.

JuanLorenZerimar

The Move rocked! Jeff Lynn (ELO) joined shortly after this from The Idle Race. This song is beautiful...like a dark counterpart to Penny Lane by The Beatles...very cool! *****

stokepogue

No Jeff Lynne yet.

johnny10301968

Is that Ben Bevan on drums?

Iggy Spirit

such good bands they were....

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